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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
KEROSFYE JAKES GREAT RISK.

A TEBIyg rrrOrter wandered into BOwery museum
the other day. Having made his peace with the stouo
man who presided the tickets, he Inspected the ag
Qrcgatlon OF wonders assembled within. Among them
was a cOlored Ia tomato tinted tights, who was
perched a PLATFORM, without any apparent occupation
lie r about twenty-five OF age and seemed
10 have sufficient dctomiy TO warrant his presence
The scribe having over in mind the Wild Man OF
orneo Cannha Brothers and other great names
in history without satisfactorily placing the in
tomato ,ights repaired the gae-keepor for informal
ton functionary was man wearing a dirty collar
three sizes large, his head looked like house
with a fence around 10.
Surprsn' wonder" he said In the reporters
query about the coored curiosity within That sir, Is
Kerosene Jake though Just he is only doing heat
act.'
What Is thatln
standing HIS head when the aucnce requests
Why do you call him Kerosene Jake y asked the
porter.
WeL you see It's this way" said the ga'eman
ldentaly expelng sufficient tobacco juice to keep HE
mouth In conversational TRIM hes the champion kero-
sene drnker OF nothing OF drinking four
pints a day-and takes it," added the gateman re-
fec,iycly "just like Il beer. Well, sir, he KEEP 10
work drinkn' way into Jooy TIL hit that hot SPELL
The thermometer upstairs elm up TO one hundred and
nine, and all Jake dfinkin' cheap grade
oil orr humid red-and auy 1re test. that's only
allown, him fOrty-one degrees margin before cApioh'
So me and the manager consulted and put JAKE on inc csa
act until winter You for YOURSELF young ieief'
we couldn't afford risks, and have kerosene
Jake bust the dull season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
TIE SALON ~ AMERICAy SOCIETY.

There ls a growing ambition, desire In American
80, t,o, for Tho revival Of the salon. Institution
which T.. sadly undewa'cd and much misunderstood
IN ibis country NOW that the leaders OF the social
a.sarr for them 10 lOOk about for some occupation
or. suitablc to mature years and intellect Than no
coti,Ion and az a natuis. consequence they fh harh
n ,,tnr ,Ily on the salon afnlGlng a chance Tor
r.. cvnrcse Of their talents. That tls iN bra social
I.p, needs certain conditions of sell In which 10
rive ~ very cert ain and only amid such cncOurag
t, environments can a healthy growth D. Looked ioI
n ART n into life requires much tact ara kn"""ur
4 human nature rs II exists ~ l"sioh c'!tIc9 81
cl,ntcs as TO make them mix sNccc- siny $ Something
Thai Ulysses might quail al, but IL must DC fon1ih
tored thai UIysscs was bat man Litcr all, ana nv
ne,y social movement II accOmpliS hcd Al an WIN no
accnmpshcd by woman There Is VIII tnd p,a-.;
anougL for many a salon" In the material al mann
.rd n Fo,on cannot yet boast such another colrilo
a. avIy handles wit aud rcparcc In the Saipi' on M
,'anbonrg ST. Gcrnain II can al least iur'Sn d ''A
Nproach 10 it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

bottle have made tho names Helmbold, Aver, Bran
dreth, schenck Mrs. winslow" and others like house
hoid words. Mr.. Hood IS not above thirtycight
forty years OF age, AID looks younger lie has
lar hair, delicate light complexion with red tinted
cheeks and blonde mustache lie j. not at all the
typical business man in appearance but has rather he
air 81 student cocgan Yet his business reaches
far into tho millions and his profits have enabled him
In Ten Years To found Of the largest fortunes Of
Now England. When New Engiandcr gets fortune
30 Away gels no by with 4. II may be jersey
cat'ic or lcraturc foreign travel. desire 10
NIX WIN mo English arts ocracy. But he l. sure Ia
get the hobby. In Mr. Hoods it f. vet fully
mo painting and statuary. hi preferences being
for An,r'can artis.s He paid $1,000 for painting
J. g. Brown.
Tho companion In Ncw-Nork OF Mr. Hood was Con-
gresham Allen Of Massachusetts,. another of the
young men Of New England also Of slender and stu
dent Ike appearance. He has been d voting attention
to indian aha r, having been assigned to that
mi'tce In tho House, aud has demonstrated his grasp
OF tho subject by mapping out some lcg ation for this
winter which older heads In that Iody say vii become
prominent In public d!scu-si Mr. Allen talked
bilchy about Massachusetts politics, saying among
other things There doubt about the Republican,
Ism OF the Old Bay state. Even those Democrats
who wcro dcluded mo the belief thai wa, being shaken
haVo SVEN up that hope since election We can
carry Ma-~achu-ctt- for any lcpu llcan Mr.. Blaine
any else. I'nl within two or three months.
h'No bc'n doubt ul about the popriry of nomina Ing
Mr.. Blaine a-an. H. + not my first choice now.
But havc materially changed my mind a. 10 m" 20 /
Ing In his favor among the people one of the trony
est speeches mad" dulins cur canvas which wa most
widely pub, had special rslrienc" to the h
crr~ question and contained an fusion 20 Mr. Hldne
which never failed To receive uuiuundrd and long go
timed appliance. H. name aWav- received
with enthusiasm. II Mr. Elaine rcnomiuatci 1
Womb ko 10 aco John Sherman ON the ticket for VICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
4 COMPASSIONATE DANE.
from Ths san froncisco chronicic.


lady friend OF mine a'iN" ti,cd for a servant a
tnw wcci, ago She Iu' In th' usual small al. ana
.. an cxpaua,ion. which shc thought demanded
,y t. cIrcimstan, She put 30 children dl'iihciIy
in t!c aivcri i,cmcnt she hal found one ih1' suited
and Vas a. usual! ltlc auEiOu, ~ to how he WouId
iurn out Ttcfr came ring a. the bell. and stout
woman came I'm with two children She was u'hrIr'
INTO the parlor
Yes. ma am
Wei. what can do for You -
feel SDTN for You. Ina am
why :"
~Yon advertised for Il servant, masm'
d" ] did -
And vour advert iscmcni said yOu had no children,
All, my lrart lust bcd for to think You should De
So d.eo lato a'&1 and I've come In answer to your
advertisement ma am
We'll. but"
! said 70 myself. maani Here's poor, dcsOlaic
woman as hasn't got chick nor child, am, to
console herself with, ma am"
Bui-I-n
know IT must be hard, ma am. an I've come to
offer myself for the place, an lvc got two children,
ma'ain. a. will lN an tho house up. ma am
But Ivc got a servant now"
"Oh, indeed. GOOD mOrnlH. Come, children"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

4 TRIBr ~ reporter who spr,u: on Broadway car ~
sixth-t about 1890 O'Clock tic other NIGHT o."
served the driver whip his horse, into RIM Us The ear
las,c Docs;alcrs Ministries. whence the audience Wa,
Just bcgiAnne to sfr1,- j" ont.
Nly don't Won ,fo,, for uptown passenger, instead
Of whining up ," 4-acl thr reporter of thc driver
For Just the reason implied In yoar 4n' ,iion 'aid
the man don't want the a,-cuecrS II get caught
At DockNaleIs the prnpl" viii nc coming ont OF wal
achs AMI the BijpI AMI the STANDARD, ANA Wiz hc
caught 10y the crowd az the Casino ahd tha' " mean
late arrival M the barn watch that place pretty close
coming M or going down ~ night ana tL"H d'nl ci'"
mo II know II Thc rlows that get caught there ntr
ALWAYS half AN hour hate finishing their trips. mats
the reason why pU' on the lash and ran through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
A Scent or THE STA.
prom The Chfcaqo Tribune.

owen, Who Is with Modjcska and plays the telious
but afectlonafc fool In " As Yon Like IT, WIN -"
much sto. sauntcrcd into "A cigar store tho other
day and a. h. caIofIlly selected his faNontc brand
he looked Inqurlnry into the fac OF rather pcnsVc
faced girl lrhind The counter o.,
| saw" nc said at length, " would yon Ike sncil
OF the SEA p and Dc carefully laid scrap OF rock
weed ON the counter stole IL from restaurant,
ho cxplaned and I'm taking II home 10 my wife
50 -hc won't get home-ick. she- Goa, ~2nan.
You are, too aren't yOul WHY. then. thuuTlt ST"
here ial,c good smell " II :" and he h.d II up
IN her nose minute and then walked out Of the Store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
GIVING TX(FILENT REFERENCES
From Tie NsfrOH Free


Mrs. G-'s lttle came home from school In
very dllapidated state the other day.
Howard she sad sicrnly, you have been night
ing again" go ,,.., ,,,
Know n, mamma answered the Httlo icA""
manfully D." but | didn't strike the first blow"
Arc You telling the TRUTH Howard " 49,
sure pop. mamma" was the earnest reply. il
YOU don't believe me, you can ask GOL'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

Ivndc HARRISON Of New Ilavcns one OF Inc o''tn'
,,.,,,. ,.uticians and lawyers Of Sew England "'
Ia. haI tl,. advantages Of social He ~ "'' "'
,,,rtlon with tlc shrcVd and sharp fani'' character
fla, anouud I'm Connecticut. What DE- ana Nai""''
-..,lcr ~ stamford DO not know about N"'Hr-
state r.ll..c- could 30 hidden under a i"'n'''' )"
i,..r.. me Other day De allud 10 recent nl''l,
An ..1Ie Ncv. YORK; Post" Wherein u was "''H''
,,f " Connecticut gave Mr.. q crriand ONLY LOU u"
,,rty over NJ Ila'nr n 1T. and IN l--' 'I'''''
r.,ullic,r Governor hy l.-9- plurality ana "h'"'H
, ,r,cd that the independent vol" Of ih" 9A' sway
fl I'm both ,car, UT. Harrison said. Ih'i' - '"'
usual yu,stinr logic for sou. They state case J"
trc.r own way proceed To draw commissions anu an
,,,uuco an iniallIllc r-.rt. '1a" Poet SAYS ''
,,lrroo Governor va, elected hy l.-"7 pi"r"N'F j"
,,,r stat. in I--G vh"n 10 truth the lcin"'i"' can
dld,t. Mr. Cleveland. bad l.-.'- votes moro INA" '"
r.,utn.., candidate Mr. Loun-buty. The hs"'''
ara. ,f.lt Int the plurality va, democratic. h'. ''
,,,f.r.u 1l. connecticut rif '"n IfiHIi'' I' ''
J., %.v' York -hoa ilaI ti' Mu-"uwp -nPi"il F, w..
g.. e,ff,, q, iir greatest Erpuilfih N"I'' -" 49,,
80. pemocraf- lad plurality in uhn'''l'" :" ~ 80.
iu III nf .-.G. ahd ln ] r-i 81 .-.', ~
Vtt,.Eup vote was a-a'n.' l ~ i''"ii, ~. -,
.,i v-n v.rtr 90, votes worse "u than "h'h 'N''
G,-lt H. \, 10 whether ~ j. MISC 20 T'h'.','tu
NJ, Elaine 10 b, not for nc 30 say, hll me- "f.''
10 NOT bear ont '1he Posts argument 'h" ~ I"
wcahcr tlan hi- party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

T. 4, refreshing to nnI occasionally man W.T."
,,,,ll,n- t accent Office bui SIN taking am ''N'
,art I'm poiltic, The c'o,' % th' recent CAM
mi. STATE saw general "
I'm ur fitness 81 The n'n'.'' .,.
.. ~, r.,,H . smith i,r Cl'rh of the stat"
,..., a. .ec,ct,rv 81 tir Republican stat" "I".
,,,tcc bo hat faithfully performed an afdno"' d"'''
and hi, candidacy FOR TIE clrrishp would nave ',',
regarded a. natural AMI pr"i"r W.T. S"'." ,,.
not. n r ob-cr.lag th mcntoi Of an '"' '"' ~
.i,l.n II was dated or noi' p1i"s ""'" E''
location of hi, law Offices at Angelica anu y"
.,..,..,.t.,, lime. road: ~ either ~ ne ah"v"
,,...- am le found fh, only Office unl"r ih' sun
e"lIrh f. m. object OF ms desires" Nj smith "i.D
.,,a,r..t.. Of ale COLLEGE. although d." Do DO o..
ti,'t- ,,,. 81 age. bias alic4dy iA e" i'rh lf"''
Of Importance and value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

when senator Harrison Of Indiana was IN NJ"
York lo ..u tuto co.vrr-a'i'n about The c"l"l'"" q"
thing, with the Democrats In his state, saying AMONG
oiltr thing, There are wide DIV -'or 10 i"' par -
growing ont Of the possess on Of The lf'l''4l "''"
tratiuu ald the distribution OF i~ iaNH~. h"' l"'
cudcavor moro or lc-, -uccc ->fnly /" cover VIZ u"
differ. noes Indicating therein their pip g. I" H'"'
too.thcr -. rncnbcr, of one p.iitlch organization.
WI lo they 30 intensely Disguised and cnh''cf'' 'h''
i, no prospect That they viii bolt their uch' or iAI
to vote for Democratic candidate for o!rr sen.
HARRISON co. ~crNai 0us of ilr lcnl ',N o. 'u ~.
rrat to ,lallr like the member OF tuf. 20 I'u
al'.u,t a common enemy, mi ht be extended Il" all
Tho states WIKI accuracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
IN PLACES WHERE MEN MEET.
GLIMPSES OF POLITICIANS, BUSINESS MEN
AND OTHERS.

Tho approaching session OF Congress f. bringin 2
Into New-York large numbers Of public within
q short time there have been here Senator'S Cameron
Vet Hscock, Elar. EvartS. Edmun:- Chandler
IIavlcy, Gnrman. Camden Frye and Daniel and Con-
gres-mcn withou, number. To mention some of the
retired statesmen of tho day Ike BENJAMIN Harrison
crcnces that have been going in reference 10 politics
and political legislation I'm Washington this winner and
the Presidential contest Of year. have bern almost
constant There has not lcen heard single opinion
with reference to the Democratic action TO indicate
other purpose than the denomination of Mr.. ClcVe
land. 1t IL conceded on every hand and Bourbon
Democratic leader, who have fought Cleveland for the
lat three years with their tongues arc now foremost IN
their advocacy of him. The Republican tendency Il
still toward Mr.. Blaine st'ong and lmh'@pWapie'
Tho defeat In New York this fall has only strengthened
tho impress that hc l. the man to carry this state ann
tho country Democrats have been Scrtou-lY drDa'lhS
the question Of calling their National Convention IN thS
city Senator German. cx Senator narnum and Colonel
bradley T. Sma'lcy ~ Vermont. the executive officers
% the Democratic National Committee held con-
ference here A. which thi. que tion Wa discussed
The Democratic National Committee viii be called u"
gchcr some tir'c I'm January 10 decide the tine ana
place OF holding the convent on They VIII nave
the advantage Of knowing whore the Republican con
vention VIII be held a tho Republican National com
mlttco ,recs on December tO decide that question
Several cml crs Of the Presidents Cabinet have eN-
pressed the wish that the convention be held IN ms
state and II + believed that +, Pr tC'vcland :
desire also Tie calling 81 the Two ConNcniiuh- VIII
be the opening 81 the battle YEAR, although hr''
la, been great deal Of diminishing already gong on
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09


Ths reduction Of internal rsvsnus and
The taking % Of rsvenaa saampa ffom
PrepFiesary Medicines. ne dosbt he's
largely bsneGtted the consaners. - well
&c relieving the burden q hcDs MAJ
ufastureFa. EspecinIly b this the eaes
With Gresa's Asgust Flotssr md Boschss's
Gsy1Has Svrsp, as the redaetion %
thirty six oenss par dossn, has been
aAded 10 increase the siSs Of the eottles
ooutainin9 thess remedies, thereby
giving one-hfthi more medigine IN ne
rs cent sizs. The Anqusf Fiosnsr foE
DyupepsiA and Liveg oomplaint. and
he GsTz.as Sysz.p for Ognah and Lane
tEUubiss. have. paFhaps. TIE larRe9i snla
81 anv medicines IN tke world Ths -.
vantaQs Of increased saiHs OF TIE bottles
yin b greatly appreciated b. the SEA
add afflicted IN every town and stliaes
In eivilixed ooaptEtea. 6ampla bottles
fer 10 osata remain me nns sizs- delas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09


Ne want live. EasrRslic and eapabie Aaess
10 syaxy county In ths Unltsd sissaa and Ca.
nda. 10 sen . paAenf aFtlole q EFrst marff, %
IN MEnr1s 40 azticls hsvina alAsgs nale, PSF
iae over 100 pr cent pr, a.. having - compe
iiiisn, ana On waieh ne assnt n pFuteclso %
the exclusive uass ~ DEED given fsr seea 40
every esun1y be nag eacufs non -. VIA 81
49, aAvnnineIs % sur aes1is anat he tses Inst
g. d 90 srricle aAsa 1a b. soAd - evsry eeasa-
auaer u migat net b becesnaly - make IN
i.FrfasonDfnAMxoEFnn - secure koo0 asenfa
a onss. but ws have ooncludrd - naks h 70
sAow, not ouly Cur e1n0d<ncs IN tie merits q
onr iswsntsnn, hat Ia ~ sAiahilisy - any ngrnt
4 Al wfil hnBdls e vita eaergV Our agrnts
np1 work ars nahtDE hon siee - 500 a
month ciaaR and fhis fnci mskes Il asls foF ns D
mnha ozx ui7hr % ~ Who 49, cut o. employ-
md AnT nrnuf fhaG VII I've cur buHinsas .
Amy aa1f tgl.i al fni1 - ciear - iessi 800
In this tima, ASsyn Ar txRnrsHA esn rst1re
81 apuds unsoi1 ~ q. ana - via safsnd ebe
mn1aF pnlA Ter taem. Any ageat o. asnaFal
waTk thnm thrungh ssb aessssfos ntDetg cays
ana fall 70 clear n ieast $40 ABovM All ~.
FrmaAn ean Fetnrn al nraol6 aad gsa t1efr
mnnsy back. No erherempioyer q AFtufs syel
dars1 70 make snsh ogeEs. nof usuid pe Z y,
diA not knoW ths3 % have aeanis now nahine
meis tean 4s.els tee a@oan, We kn.a nssssl
nrA but TO anlas az wsul1 dive prunf a
ever glas n 20, ha1 thki uns q or assntl
tea 6lehtssn sresrs ~ one Gag. Our large -
aexip9lWs elrrulxEs expiafn seF szes faiiy. aea
tbsss Ne visa " seed 10 sFaFyone out q e.
ployHeat Who viz SOD - thFes ons ee1i
1tampa To- posts9A as1d - ones anG secnFs
the aRFncy IN TINA fnE TIE hsam ,Aad 8 % VA
en &c tsFEns nAmad b. cor eat aondinery of 2
We wuuI6 hke - have he a1drsas o. al ~
a. 10. swing nachins nolieiioFs nd cafpsn
tgrn IN IL oo1stET and "a anJ FaadaR % thi'
psraF NO ra4As tksa Gfsr - sena us a opns
thS nams an3 adfreas q ell sseh ihsy kagu
k1drrze - o1ce 81 yeu vii iafo IL erEa caasc'
ever onsrad - ihoss rs 81 eBpisJ nf1t 4
make wnneF. KaNNKa MAEUFACsrnEne Co.,
ta.aw4n he emiEsasld 81, RlEssbgEG. p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09
NOTICE.

7 HAVE THIS DAY Slid A HALF
! inasFeaf in the grocery store. 81 Erozt
street. forneTly knoHm a. The 1u4nea1
Arm q Cnikins 4 Co. 20 w. J. Fesgnson.
ne am nsme wiil hsFeafteT - Calkins
4 Fmkuann. I aNgBme al iadebtfdneaa
aaainx he 6rm q CAlkinB 4 Ca and cQt
cembss I. iGs5-
Al psrnnns indebted % Calkins 4 CO.
gfn ptnaps cal and ElAks Wtsleme1s 10
tween fna Mnd uooAmh1f 1izt o. teelE
nenonafa Wi - put iuto the hands q q
oQliec1oF. Datst Dec Heer II. 1876
daland W. cA1KlEA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09

: ssuEybody slssss prspersy. esssybs6
VII b eRsRybodF eise's mmzssR. ard %
body sill b - esn nsztsr. IN
eaal1 laM ; zk.rs tims IN - psopl
wsuld ehooss AGAIN - be shnir ows ms
tsz4 % eAoo.s ons mn1l for n Il
wsrth uhsIs far wofkinamen - psl
thsir hard eaEnsd dalsars % snppbzs |
tnmbaR azilntisu Of Ihia pssposlssoal
sAasasisE, tie psslnaa 10 unissrsAl dss
p0sism f--GaEssssea ysss.
Wsshoald ned 70 20 bssk 70 ths early
Days of shs asvsEn@ent and ssaEch the
stats papsrs Ct Alsxandss Hamilton "a
And ~ sbIss doeanent han ths aspsri
Of MF. Manning. For bssadfh of visw.
oompsshansissnsas Of argument logical
dnsssnss. aida ans poser Il % erour.
ing . maas Il details ~ 10 illustrate and
enforce central proposition she Urea
ssry report isa model--St. Peal Pfoassy
Press.
Ths Prssideat's suggestion thai .
small vessel no lsnesr adsqgNss 10 car
needs be presented 10 Liberia" may
posutbly impress cur slsiss nations viih
visw that the Unissd States masa be
Fice, nasalIy speaking. 70 be 90 RsDsr-
Qua Thsy mag BOT knew that ue ere
eAisfiy Fish N iast that kipd Of craft,
''small vessels no IonRsF adequte &c cur
nseds" There is no krss Glass natioA
On shs glohs that has more such sssssls
70 give away than we hass.-Dsfroit
Free Prsas.
The ballet. when properly ssleeted,
drilled and presented. isona of Me moss
eoaplsts. g. yell % tie most complex,
eDbodimsais OF tbs beantifal. u com.
hines The besuty o. form with TIE bssu
ties Of motion. Of nusis and color, and
appeals al snss 70 the artistic senss Of
eye and ear. He Who can only zee In %
that which b dsbssinR and brusalisina
10 beneath tbs rsaoh Of artistic impres-
sios. whether u smsnate from the sssRs.
the paletts, the ehissl-fsom tho gran
ds1s 81 ca.hsdral nave and dome The
poetry Of Fitaalism. the melody Of organ
end ahoif. L0Hsvills Coarisr Journal.
The American people are never at .
d ndstill co any great question. Ths
sober ssesad thonahs 10 always In favor
of Law and order. There have been
handreds Of Wild experiments tried In
ahis country, and thousands Of Wild
theories sxpsaadsd- Each In lie tara
has bad hearing, has crested is little
ocmmetion On ths saffass, and has
eons doUn 70 rsesivs the mersst men
tion In the historical record. The An
aruhisi orazs MAIDS nnors Of eowmo-
sicn because the public tsmporized with
10, or took such an attitude toward the
dealruotionists o. 10 lesve on their
minds the impssssaoB that The public
IVES afraid Of thsm. Iris semporizlpa
ended months aao. The exreriment Of
working up an artificial sentiment in
opposition 10 the pnDlle has been tried
and Il has failed. Anarchism has bad
It's day. TIE trend in sentiment b nov
away from is.-ChieaoO IHtsy OCEAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09
ADVICE no MOTHERS.

Mns. WmsEow's SoorHmo sxxgR, faz
childFan tesshina, 10 the preacrsption 81
enc Of the hsat female nurses and pay
sicians IN the Uaitsd States, end has
been used for forty yeAFs with never
failing success By milliens q mcthers
Cos thar ehildrsa. DurinR the process
Of tssihing is valns b inesio1lshls. Il
EelisVes the child from pain. cures dya
entery and diarshma, grfping tn chs
bowels and wind colo. By givine keasth
y the chfId q rests the neither. Prios
Ne. bettls. ap5idw1y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09

EMR DOMINION sTEAM8MEP LANE
Running between Liverpool and Que
bec, thence BY Fail 20 ell points In The
United States. Sail FROM Liverpool
every Thursday, calling ct Belfast, and
from Qasbeo ever Saturday. SsssmaEl
ere large and fast and steeFaes aceo@-
modatious unexcelled BY any ether
line, while The voyage b 900 miles
Shorter tkau via Nee foFk, three days
Of Il IN the smooth waters Of the 0ulf
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-09
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